Feat
Feat noun - An act of notable skill, strength, or cleverness.
Heroism
Heroism noun - Strength of mind to carry on in spite of danger.
How words are described
| free | free feat | free heroism |
| true | true feat | true heroism |
| small | small feat | small heroism |
| real | real feat | real heroism |
| Other adjectives: great, serious, impressive, extraordinary, incredible, minor, amazing, last. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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He isn't rich or famous, he didn't shake up the world with some great feat of heroism, and he absolutely does not have super powers.
Source: Literature / Extinction Journals -
One public service announcement parodied this, by having the 'hero' return to a normal man halfway through his feat of heroism and fall off some scaffolding to his death (or at least a serious injury).
Source: The Power of Cheese - For example, a main character receives praise for an act of heroism they didn't actually commit, then is put in a position where he will have to repeat his feat to save the day again, only to have their deception revealed just when people are counting on him most.
Source: Liar Revealed
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